Around a month and a half ago, I’ve decided to start teaching myself how to develop Instagram/Facebook filters using Spark AR Studio, an AR development software created by Facebook. In that time, I was able to make 48 filters in
Yesterday my new BEATBOX Instagram filter was approved by Facebook. This filter nothing like any other IG filter that I’ve created, and I already created close to 50 of them. This filter is free of any visual add-ons, it’s all
A few days ago I’ve decided to create a cool filter that shows a walking bush. This is inspired by the walking bush from the battle royale videogame Fortnite. If you played Forotnite, you know that there is a ‘Bush’ legendary
Yesterday the new update for Soccer Head Game Instagram filter was approved by Facebook. You can now have an option to resize the ball in ‘Practice mode’. To resize the ball, all you need to do is use pinch gesture
Yesterday Instagram approved three of my IG filters. All three are a retro-style masquerade fashion face masks that can be worn by anyone using the Instagram app (iOS/Android) in augmented reality. One of the masks is a tribute filter to Carnival
Soccer Head is my latest Instagram filter. As its name suggests, it’s a soccer ball head juggling filter game that features four different experiences in one. As you know me by now, I love making interactive content, especially games. The
I’ve created the Instagram filter ‘The Old Tree, a Filter Tale‘. This Instagram filter is kind of a theater in a filter. The goal was to create a micro-storytelling experience and let IG users act and create responses videos based
My new ‘Happy Birthday‘ filter was just approved. A brand new filter that was designed as an augmented reality virtual gift card which you can send to your loved ones for their birthday. All you have to do is put
‘Hungry Frog‘ is my latest Instagram filter game created using Facebook’s Spark AR Studio software. It’s a casual mobile game that requires the Instagram app to use (available for iOS and Android). In this game, you play as a frog.
I remember enjoying using Try-on filters so much. After learning some of the basics of Spark AR Studio in the past weeks, I was ready to make the first step forward and make some of my more useful and interesting
